Type: Snow, Alpine, 750 ft (227 m), Grade II
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Shared By: Allen Sanderson on Aug 14, 2007
Admins: Brennan Crellin, Micah Klesick, Nate Ball

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This is an easy snow couloir climb up the north face of Pete's Point. Mostly a side diversion while hiking in the Wallowas. The couloir is maybe 45 degrees and goes for 750 feet.

Trivia: At 9695 ft Pete's Point is the 11th highest point in Oregon.

Location Suggest change

From the Wallowa Lake Trail head hike 6 miles up to Aneroid Lake. Petes Point is between Tenderfoot and Polaris Pass.

Protection Suggest change

Single ice axe, there can be some ice so perhaps crampons. If roping up a screw or two and a picket or two.

Can be some rock fall.

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